Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-04
MARSHALL MONUMENT COMMISSIONERS

MARSHALL MONUMENT COMMISSIONERS
On Saturday Governor Bartlett appointed
as Commissioners of the Marshall Monu-
ment Fund Senator H. G. Gesford, of
Napa, Senator A. Caminetti, of Amador,
and John II. Miller, of Sacramento. The
late Legislature appropriated IS 900 to erect
a monument to James W. Marshall at Co.
Iona, Ell Dorado county, over the remains
of the deceased, which repose on a little
hill that overlooks the spot where he made
the memorable discovery in 1S4S.
LAST NIGHTS ARREsTs.-The following
appeared upon the slate at the Station
House at II o'clock last night John Doe,
drunk officer Ferral John Doe, misde-
meanor, and Rafael Vasquez battery; by
Deputy Tax-Collector Eldred. D. Swift,
battery by officers Mclaughlin and Sulli-
van. Eve Howard, petit larceny; by de-
tective Simmons. l. w. Wolenberg, drunk
by officer Frazer. 0. Olsen, drunk; by
Chief Dillman.
EDWIN BooTH's ENGAGEMENT.-The man
agement of the Metropolitan Theater an
nounce that Edwin Booth, the world
removed tragedian, will appear at that
place of amusement next Friday and Sat
urday evenings and a matinee on Saturday
afternoon, supported by his own carefully
selected company. On Friday evening
= Hamlet" will be produced. Saturday
afternoon Richelieu,' and Saturday even
ing Othello,' with Mr.. Booth as "Iago."
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday the cases of Mrs. R. S. Mcclure and
Jack Mcclure, charged with disturbing the
peace, were dismissed at the request of the
prosecuting witness......Th case of Fred
LEIGH, for forgery, was further continued
for one week ......Sentence in the case OF
Mrs. G. Chambers, recently convicted oil
misdemeanor in violating the health ordi-
nance, was continued until next Thursday,
at the request of counsel for the defense.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived Saturday and yes
terday, steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, from
San Francisco with merchandise and barge
load of freight for the upper Sacramento
steamer d. Z. Knight, from San Francisco
for Marysville, with merchandise and barge
lead of general freight. Cleared, steamers
San joaquin, No. 3, and Clara Bell, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise
steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, for San Fran
cisco, with barge load of wood.
ANOTHER SERIES OF LECTURES. Ell
Ward, whose series of lectures at the First
Baptist Church short time ago proved Sc
interesting that the seats were all filled ev-
cry evening, has, at the request of the Ia
dies of that church, arranged to give three
more lectures, assisted by Rebecca, his
wife. The first will be given this evening
the subject being "a Donkey Ride from
Dan to Beersheba," introducing character
istic songs of the donkey drivers, etc.
CITY TREAsURY.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday,
April ID; Clarence Nelson, cemetery dues
s73 rs; John T. Stafford, water rates
$3.50 50; Henry L. Buckley Police Court
fines, SO; George A. Putnam. city licenses
$424 80; George A. Putnam, dog licenses
50 60; C. n. Post, Justice Court fees, SAT %
Total receipts, $1,415 80; total disburse.
ments, $15,356 OIL amount in City Treas.
ury, $50, 1853 Oh.
DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDENT.-Mrs. Car
oline A. Williams, colored woman, bet.
ter known as Aunt Carrie" who arrived
in Sacramento in the spring of 1850, died in
San Francisco last Saturday. She was al
one time proprietress of the Sacket Hotel
now known as the Grand Hotel, and also
| the Clarendon Hotel, on Second street
subsequently known as the French Hotel
The funeral will take place in this city this
morning.